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This is Still the Place: Utah's 1897 Pioneer Jubilee - Artifacts Exhibit

	The Pioneer Memorial Museum holds eight additional Jubilee Pins. Check the list below and click on a name to see the corresponding pin. Charles E. Colton Pin Alma B. Cox Pin Isaac P. Decker Pin Charles B. Hancock Pin Jane P. Hill Pin Lucinda Morgan Howd Pin Solon Richardson Pin Carlos L. Sessions Pin Lettie Farr Thatcher Pin
Lucinda Morgan Howd: Contained in a mailing box "from Spencer Clawson & Co."; this gold Jubilee pin was presented to Lucinda Morgan Howd. Her pin was donated wrapped in red velvet and was missing its original leather box. The presence of a mailing box suggests that Howd was unable to attend the Jubilee herself. (Accession #: 12990; dimensions: 1.75"; square; donors: Mindy Simmons and Mary Jo Howd)"

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